Tag: Rik Logtenberg

Nelson council to explore future of Granite Pointe lands

Nelson city council is moving ahead with a permissive tax exemption (PTE) for Granite Pointe Golf Course, while also planning a broader discussion about the future of the golf course lands.

Nelson councillor raises concerns about online misinformation

For eight years, Rik Logtenberg has watched what he calls misinformation and personal attacks play out online. Now, as Nelson prepares for another municipal election, he worries what the toxicity he describes could mean for local democracy.

Public pickleball courts pitched to Nelson council

A group of Nelson pickleball players want the city to make the sport more accessible by installing permanent public nets at Lakeside Park. 

Nelson council pay to remain unchanged ahead of October election

Nelson city council members elected in October will not see a pay increase, after current council members approved a motion to maintain salaries.

Nelson proposes 7.75 per cent tax hike for 2026 in draft financial plan

Nelson property owners are facing a 7.75 per cent tax increase this year.  

City of Nelson celebrates completion of $2.4M transit exchange

The City of Nelson celebrated the grand opening of its Victoria Street Transit Exchange on Tuesday, marking the completion of a project that's already been in use since June.

Nelson Hydro says little room to reduce rural rate hike

Rural Nelson Hydro customers are facing a nearly 16 per cent rate hike next year that the utility says it has little power to prevent.

Nelson council grants one-year tax break to golf club

Nelson city council has voted in favour of approving a one-year permissive tax exemption for the Granite Pointe Golf and Recreation Society, following a lengthy debate over community benefit, fairness and the future of the golf course lands.

Nelson city council approves OCP after golf course debate

Concerns about the proposed $500-million HallĹŤ development at Granite Point Golf Course pushed Nelson city council to amend its new Official Community Plan (OCP).

City of Nelson proposes submitting bill to province for encampment management

The City of Nelson has proposed submitting a $145,000 bill to the province to cover the costs incurred while...

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